2026-01-04 12:25:04

Recently, industry observers have pointed out that in the next two years, the crypto market may experience a profound reshuffling of wealth distribution. This is not simply about price fluctuations, but a reallocation among market participants.

Specifically, those who seek quick profits and trade frequently will see their gains gradually flow to long-term investors with patience and strategic planning. In other words, the rules of the game are quietly changing — it’s no longer about speed, but about understanding market cycles and maintaining emotional stability.

The performance of mainstream coins like BTC and ETH essentially reflects changes in market participants’ mindset. In such an environment, whether individuals can seize this wealth transfer opportunity depends largely on their ability to adapt to the new market logic. For many investors, this may require a reevaluation of their trading strategies and risk management approaches.

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ponzi_poet

· 01-06 11:28

Honestly, the frequent trading approach should have been eliminated long ago. Those who get liquidated are all these kinds of people. To put it nicely, it's wealth transfer; to be blunt, it's a transfer of the chives. Someone said this two years ago, and they're still saying it now. Is it true or not? HODL is the way to go; this market has always been played like this. Compared to strategies, I think mindset is more important. Just don't be scared by a dump. It sounds right, but I still trade. Can I make money lying down? Mainstream coins are stable, but there are greater opportunities in smaller tokens. If this correction really comes, retail investors would have already died out. Are we even still in the game?

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 01-06 08:46

You're so right, now is the time to eliminate the leeks. Frequent traders will eventually get cut. Here we go again, someone said the same last year. HODL is the way to go, everything else is just fleeting. Sounds good, but it's really hard to implement. That's why I've long since given up. The market is waiting for truly disciplined people to emerge. Hurry up and let me cash out too. Stable mindset? My mindset has already been shattered. The dog whales are waiting to harvest the next wave of aggressive investors.

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liquidation_watcher

· 01-04 12:54

Alright, you're right. The chives should wake up now. --- Brothers who trade frequently are about to eat dirt. --- Honestly, holding a steady mindset is harder than anything else. --- The era of speed being king is over; I'm tired of hearing that. --- The problem is most people simply can't hold on. --- It's that long-term layout theory again; how come some still believe it? --- Stability of mindset? Haha, just look at those contract liquidations to see. --- This wealth transfer is still dominated by those institutional winners. --- Mainly, you need money to play strategies; without money, everything's pointless. --- Sounds like you're talking about me. Indeed, frequent trading has caused me to lose everything. --- Wait, where did all the money from frequent trading go? Did it really flow to long-term holders? --- To adapt to the new logic, you first need to survive the next round of crashes. --- Not everyone has the patience to wait two years.

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MysteryBoxOpener

· 01-04 12:46

Frequent trading should have gone bankrupt long ago; HODL is the way to go. That's right, but most people can't do it. Stable mindset? I think the calmest people during a big drop are those without money. Wealth transfer? Basically, it's just harvesting the little guys with a new name. What can happen in two years? The next bear market will reveal the true story.

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VCsSuckMyLiquidity

· 01-04 12:39

People who seek quick gains and short-term profits indeed deserve to be taught a lesson, but I haven't seen where all their money went; maybe it was eaten up by big players. This round of adjustment is just a shakeout; don't make it sound so mysterious. To put it nicely, it's called stable mentality; to be blunt, it's being trapped and unable to move. I happen to like people like that. Understanding cycles? Bro, I can't even understand tomorrow's K-line. Frequent traders are indeed miserable, but isn't this the eternal topic of crypto? Nothing new.

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